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dneu,
I looked into it but aborted when I discovered the different connection orientation.
The X100 Cooler (C2N1169) connects at the top but the X150 Cooler (7W836A642CB) connects at the side. This means you have to fashion an additional 90 degree bend in the hoses. You cannot just simply twist the rubber hose by this amount due to risk of damage and leak.
I looked into it but aborted when I discovered the different connection orientation.
The X100 Cooler (C2N1169) connects at the top but the X150 Cooler (7W836A642CB) connects at the side. This means you have to fashion an additional 90 degree bend in the hoses. You cannot just simply twist the rubber hose by this amount due to risk of damage and leak.
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Mounting the heat exchanger core horizontally is unfavorable because it will greatly reduce it's cooling efficiency.
All the Tubes in the matrix will not benefit from the forced ventilation air-flow. Less heat will be rejected and the oil temperature at output will be higher than design intent. In a continuous circuit, the entire volume of oil will overheat.
Why source an X150 Oil Cooler?
All the Tubes in the matrix will not benefit from the forced ventilation air-flow. Less heat will be rejected and the oil temperature at output will be higher than design intent. In a continuous circuit, the entire volume of oil will overheat.
Why source an X150 Oil Cooler?
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